Manifest für eine Sozialphilosophie

Is it possible to write the social world and social processes from the perspective of the dominated? How can an articulation of the interests of the subaltern be thought within the framework of philosophy? And what can philosophy contribute to the thinking of resistance? In this book, Franck Fischbach - an excellent connoisseur of German philosophy, and in particular the tradition of critical theory - propounds the foundation of a French social philosophy after the German model, and in doing so, makes a contribution to Franco-German philosophical communication. In the afterword, Kurt Röttgers and Thomas Bedorf continue this exchange from the German perspective.